It may only be the month of May, but autumn's cuts, styles and trends will be in the shops before you can say, 'is that it?' ... Since filing through the showrooms and trawling the rails of the autumn/winter collections, it is clear that one trend is here to stay; Americana.

I have two in my wardrobe currently, having sent a third to a charity shop last summer. One of the two is wearable - just about - layered under a trophy jumper, with the collar peeking out. The other hangs, unworn, unloved, in my closet reproaching me for my stupidity in falling, yet again, for the illusory charm of a CWS (Crisp White Shirt).

Last week I wore trainers. For those lucky people that have experienced my incredible running prowess or seen me post-workout, this won't necessarily be surprising. To those in a professional context, I'd hazard this as unheard of. I 'don't do' trainers.

Jewel tones are my favourite colours and today I'm wearing a deep rich hue of purple. It has a side neck tie which dresses up the outfit and keeps me warmer as well. I have paired it with the Zara 'tweed' style jacket I wore a few posts ago.

Feeling a bit chilly the other day, it was time for the annual autumn wardrobe assessment. The list included an average number of jeans, dresses and tops and quite inexplicably twenty-three coats.

When you're shopping on the high street you have to be attentive to details. The finishing and the quality are not always great, so do try on more than 1 piece even if it is the same.

Back in 2008 Christian Louboutin sued Spanish fashion chain Zara over a pair of open-toe shoes which were of a similar design to Louboutin's Yo Yo style with its iconic red sole (which has been a signature of the brand for over 20 years).

David and Samantha Cameron put on a united front this morning, stepping out hand-in-hand to vote in the mayoral and council elections. The pair wer...

The British high street has long harboured questionable copyright morals. Today, perusing Zara is like walking around Liberty in some strange parallel universe where everything looks the same but is about a tenth of the price. J-brand-esque ankle-zip jeans for £30 anyone?

Who'd have thought that Charlie Brown, the bumbling, all American boy next door who never quite got it right, would infiltrate the world of high fashion?

You might not be aware of it, distracted as you are by the armies of spendy hipsters that march through your doors each week, but our relationship has been deteriorating for years. If indeed, it was ever truly a relationship to begin with - I've hankered after your nostalgic blouses, your vampy skirts and your little strappy dresses for yonks now, while you remain coolly oblivious.

Last week we applauded Kate, Duchess of Cambridge for her mastering of high street fashion (yet again) when she wore a black and white Zara dress to t...

The Duchess of Cambridge (aka The Artist Formerly Known As Kate Middleton) once again championed high street fashion last night when she attended Prin...

Here in the MyDaily office, we feel as if we know Pippa Middleton's day-to-day wardrobe inside out, and today, we were pleasantly surprised by her ver...

Pippa Middleton celebrates her 28th birthday today (we're hoping for pictures of a Kardashian-style cake-stravaganza) and while we'll probably see pic...

From fun fruit at Prada and Stella McCartney, to exotic clashing abstracts at DVF, and getting star-studded at Miu Miu and D&G, powerful prints ruled ...

It looks like Olivia Palermo packed her front row couture-viewing suitcase full of cute high street dresses if her latest Paris outfit is anything to ...